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Louis address their mental health concerns. Detailed therapist profiles and
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With over 30 years of experience, Rob believes that it is the relationship between client and therapist that accomplishes healing and growth. While Rob does use specific methods such as EMDR, Cognitive therapy, or solution-focused therapy, they are secondary to listening and understanding.

Anxiety, depression, and other symptoms can provide an opportunity to discover deeper meaning in life. I love to help people create desired change in their lives or to adapt and find meaning in response to life's changes. My approach facilitates growth through compassion, accountability, and joy.

I work with children, adolescents, young adults, couples and families...I enjoy working with all members! I believe in the power of relationships, the family system, and how family members communicate emotionally.

I believe we all have the capacity to improve our lives and understand ourselves more fully. It takes a great deal of courage to ask for help. Appreciating and respecting that courage, my work is to help my clients attain their goals. We do this together as a team.

I'm a marriage and family counselor in private practice. My life is dedicated to helping people have healthier and happier lives. My expertise has been published in 8 books and 1200 newspaper columns. I have appeared on Oprah and other TV and radio shows. I have logged over 51,000 hours in therapy.

Everyone's story matters, and though shaped by it, you are not defined by or limited to that story. Through therapeutic counseling, we will embark on your unique journey towards hope, peace, and freedom, affirming that as a child, parent, spouse, or friend, you are not alone.

With a Substance Abuse Traffic Offense Program that serves over
30,000 offenders each year, it's clear that Missouri has a problem with
alcohol abuse. Though alcohol abuse is a problem in this city, there are
bigger problems with addictions to substances such as cocaine and
heroin. St. Louis has plenty of therapists who help clients struggling
with addictions or drug abuse.
Seeking help from one of these therapists can give people the tools
they need to make healthier decisions that improve their lives,
eliminating DUI offenses, and narcotic arrests.

Missouri has a large population of military veterans who may need mental health services after coming home from combat. The Veterans Affairs St. Louis Health Care System offers a variety of counseling options to meet the needs of veterans. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a very common issue for those returning home after war.
Unfortunately, some experts believe that at least 50 percent of people
with PTSD do not seek treatment. They may feel embarrassed by their
mental health issues or they may try to mask the symptoms by using drugs
and alcohol. These short-term solutions often lead to dependency and
legal troubles.

Several interstates and expressways intersect in St. Louis. This can
create a nightmare situation for people struggling with certain types of anxiety disorders.
Anxiety triggered by traffic, claustrophobia, and stress may force
people to avoid areas of the city where these roads cross paths.
Highways 64, 70, 55, 44, and 255 are main traffic arteries for St. Louis
residents. Those who can't use them without experiencing extreme
anxiety suffer from symptoms such as panic attacks, elevated heart rate,
and confusion, creating a dangerous situation for everyone on the road.

The Saint Louis Behavioral Medicine Institute provides treatment for a variety of anxiety disorders, including
generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, and agoraphobia. All of
these disorders can manifest on crowded highways, as well as in other
situations that make patients feel uncomfortable.When searching for a therapist, keep in mind some key aspects, such
as office location, therapist gender, therapist area of expertise, and
treatment methods. Pick a therapist that will make you feel comfortable. If you ever begin to feel
uncomfortable, you can always change your therapist or method of
treatment.

Most veterans qualify for mental health services at the VA in St.
Louis. They can also use insurance to help cover the cost of visiting a
private counselor who specializes in mental health disorders commonly
experienced by veterans. For questions about insurance covering
treatment of any disorder, contact your provider or your doctor.

These mental health issues are very serious for the people living
with them. If you or a loved one shows symptoms of addiction, PTSD, or
anxiety, it's best to find a qualified therapist as soon as possible.
Mental health problems don't disappear on their own. By taking advantage
of the resources in St. Louis, you and your loved ones can lead
healthier lives with fewer mental health burdens. Don't be afraid to ask
for help, TherapyTribe is here to make finding treatment easier.

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